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Clearly F & G are out...need a little more help
25pi
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H i think... Make a diagnol which will pass through the centre of the circle and apply pythagoras ... Hyp^2 = 8^2+ 6^2 Hyp = 10 Radius will be 5in. Area of circle = pi*r^2 Area = 25pi
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perfect say no more thank yoU!!!
|dw:1348474140443:dw| Using pythagoras theorem x can be found. \(x^2=6^2+8^2\) \( =36+64\) \( =100\) \(x=10\) And x is the diameter of the circle r=x/2 =10/2 area of the circle=\(\pi*r^2\)
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